Fire pump inspection report checklist

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Fire pumps are critical to a fire protection system and need to be inspected to make sure they’re in good working condition. this fire pump inspection report is divided into 2 sections: the owner’s section and inspector’s section. the owner’s section asks the owner about the fire pump usage information. the inspector’s section was subdivided into 3 parts: tests, results and fire pump maintenance. complete the inspection by having both the owner’s and the inspector’s signatures to validate the audit. generate reports on the spot and share electronically using your mobile, tablet, or ipad.

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Template Questions

  • Part I - Owner's Section
  • Note to owner: Periodic tests of transfer switches and emergency generators are to be performed by a
  • This inspection is
  • Inspector's Section
  • Electric Motor Driven Pumps
  • Diesel Engine Driven Pumps
  • Record engine running time meter reading.
  • Weekly Test Items
  • Record starting pressure. (PSI)
  • Record suction & discharge pressure while running. (PSI)
  • Record time for motor to accelerate to full speed.
  • For reduced voltage or reduced current staring record time controller is on first step.
  • For automatic stop controllers, record time pump runs after starting.
  • Diesel Engine-Driven Fire Pumps
  • Record suction & discharge pressure while running.
  • Record time for engine to crank.
  • Record time for engine to reach running speed.
  • Steam Turbine-Driven Pumps
  • Record pump starting pressure, suction and discharge pressures while running.
  • Record steam pressure gauge reading.
  • Record time for turbine to reach running speed.
  • Annual pump test was run using the following method.
  • 2. Annual Tests
  • NOTE: At least once every three years method A or B must be used.
  • Suction Pressure:
  • No Flow
  • Rated Flow
  • Peak Flow
  • Discharge Pressure:
  • Flow Pressure:
  • Electric Voltage and Current:
  • Pump Speed:
  • PUMP TEST RESULTS
  • Low Suction Throttling Devise Test
  • Automatic Transfer Switch Test
  • Alarm Condition Test
  • A maintenance schedule must be established in accordance with the manufacturer instructions. In the a
  • Weekly Maintenance Items for Diesel Engine Systems:
  • Maintenance
  • Monthly Maintenance Items:
  • Quarterly Maintenance Items:
  • Semiannual Maintenance Items:
  • Annual Maintenance Items
  • Other Observations
  • Full Name of Owner
  • I state that the information on this form is correct at the time and place of inspection, and that al
  • Full Name and Signature of Inspector